This is a fantastic museum and helps us appreciate the incredible planning and execution of the war effort before and during WW2. Incredible what these young men and women volunteered for. Everyone should go.

Music so loud I could hear my wife or friends at out table. Totally ridiculous. Will never come back. Way to small for music.. its not a concert hall. It's a brewery

Hangar 25 Museum was a wonderful place to visit. Amber was very professional and informative about the one-time air base and the city of Big Spring. It was a great place to return to for my husband to reminisce about his childhood on the base.

My husband and I spent about 20 minutes at Hanger 25 Air Museum in Big Spring on a Thursday morning. The sign on the door said the museum was closed for maintenance. There were 3 airplanes outside so we got a good up closed look at them. There was some signage by each airplane and that was helpful. On the opposite side of the building there was a small pavilion and part of the Snoopy Sidewalk for the Men of the 69C. A prison is across the street. The museum was nice to visit on the outside and it is very close to Big Spring state park.

Hanger 25 air Museum allows RVers who are a member of Harvest Host to use their parking lot for over night stays. Even though they where closed they allow us to spend the night. It's a great location but not much of anything to do with them being closed. It's super quite at night and I did ride my electric bike around the area. I would definitely stay here again when they open back up.